LowQuality version unwatchable - filmed in a cinema by someone who can't keep their camera still - STUPID!

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I never read the book, so these characters are unknown to me. A lot of the story makes no sense to me--it's like a lot of pieces are missing. Ender comes across like a very smart kid one second and a winey one the next. There is zero character development, if that means something to you. I like this movie strictly from the love of the strategy Ender employs throughout the movie. I remember my sister talking about how much she loved the book, I just don't see it in this movie unlike The Hunger Games, which impressed me so much I went out and bought all the books to read. Ender's Game is an "ok" movie but nothing special.

Too much from the book was cut or outright didn't happen. The entire b-story wasn't even mentioned. The most irritating thing for me was the casting of Bonso; terrible. That or Ender shouldn't have been Asa because he's too tall. In any event, Bonso was a tiny trollish looking guy. Not at all refined as per the book.

Just saw an advanced preview of the film (two days prior to general release) and it was a very good film. The pacing was steady and personally there were no dull moments. The visuals are amazing, especially the fleet battle simulation. The film portrays Ender's progress from some trainee to a commander. There is moments of action the first half, but with more action the second half, along with story development, and plot twists. Watching the film you can easily get swept up with Ender's character and enjoy the few instances where he does not turn the other cheek but destroys his enemies to prevent future assaults/harassment. It's the fundamental reason Ender is chosen as a commander, along with his charisma and wit. The film was two hours long, no extra scenes during or after the credits, but the ending leaves it open for a sequel.